Hostel Home

Stayed 2 nights, I wouldn't recommend, especially for the money. The place felt rundown and unclean, didn't feel looked after at all - leaking though the roof and half the lights didn't work. Not much privacy either. If you want to meet people then this isn't the place.

this hostel definitely feels like home. the atmosphere is definitely more chill than other hostels but still very social so you're able to meet new people quickly if you want. the staff is super friendly and very helpful :) would definitely recommend!

Hostel Home was one of the least welcoming—and least safe—places I’ve stayed at, especially as a female traveler. Personal items went missing constantly, labeled food was taken from the fridge, and even food and belongings in the rooms were used or eaten without permission. The beds felt uncomfortable and unsafe, creaky and shaky and privacy was non-existent, especially in the mixed dorm where volunteers rotated between beds, adding to the uneasy environment. The living room was almost unusable as a volunteer slept on the couch constantly, and volunteers dominated much of the common areas like the kitchen, living room, and showers, making me feel more like an outsider than a guest. The shower and toilet facilities were just okay, but could have been cleaner. A male staff member regularly made female guests uncomfortable, asking invasive questions and making inappropriate jokes, creating an unsettling atmosphere. And despite being in the female dorm later, it still didn’t feel private—male volunteers would enter without even knocking. Overall, this hostel made me feel anything but safe, and I couldn’t relax during my stay.

Cozy little hostel in a great location in Roma Norte. Clean, safe, affordable, with super friendly staff & visitors from around the world. I stayed for a month and would definitely recommend it for whatever length of time you plan to be in CDMX. Fast wi-fi, kitchen access, & warm showers are included.

This place is an absolute gem. Excellent location and welcoming staff. It has a very sociable vibe and we ended up going out with the other travellers several times during our 4-night stay.

This hostel is amazing! The location is great and very safe. Definitely the hipster/ fancier part of town though. The staff is so incredibly kind. This hostel feels like a home. Their name fits! So cozy, it’s like your staying at a family home. This is a chill hostel, not a party one! There’s many others in the area for that. You can still be social, have some beers and do a game night with other guests. There’s also a coffee and tea bar for guests! Hot water for showers too and filtered water to drink. I’d highly recommend a stay here. I can’t wait to go back!

Fab hostel with great staff and vibes - it’s small and homely. Location is brilliant as well. Dorms and bathrooms are a little basic but they get the job done.

The hostel is very well located, safe and has a nice vibe to it. It’s very simple and the building is quite old what gives its charm. Beds were comfortable, staff really nice and I was very lucky to have met amazing travelers. The vibe was very homely and not a party vibe at all. It has few bathrooms but I didn’t have to wait for it so it was fine. The taco stand at the corner nearby is cheap and delicious!

I've stayed at this hostel several times. It truly has an incredible homely vibe with the sweetest staff and amazing fellow travelers.

Cute, homey, amazing part of town, super friendly staff, yummy fresh breakfast included. Only con is that it's a bit tight on space although that's to be expected with hostels :)

me in my friend stayed there last March, the hostel is small, minimalist, hipster, chill, friendly, and well located hostel, near supermarkets, banks, subway, safe area. good bed. The rooms are ok, great sunny living room to meet travelers, there is wifi and a computer. The kitchen is ok but it can be better. The staff friendly This was the first hostel in that area long time ago, i asked and the the hostel has new staff after the last case of bad employee working in the hostel. I highly recommend the hostel for first timers to mexico city since its less crowded area than downtown area hostels. You can move alone and night to around for bars, concerts, theathers, restaurants, the youth in that area more international and local globalized mexicans.